It depends on the amount of clay that is in the granular soil. Typically granular soils have low cohesion. A clean sand will have 0 cohesion.
field capacity is the quantity of water that is retained by a soil after drainage by cohesion and adhesion.
For what? A playground sandbox?As substructure for building a highway?Farming wheat?Mixing with manure to make bricks?
The pH of the soil (acid or alkaline) the percentage of organic matter, and the level of nutrients are basic tests for GARDENING. For Construction, there are different tests including the size of soil particles, and the ability of soil to support weight, and how well it sticks to itself (cohesion)
Granular rocks are rocks that are made up of small crystal-like granules. Non-granular rocks are rocks that are not made up of small crystal-like granules.
The cohesion value of clay is its shear strength under conditions of no confining pressure.
water lowers the strength and cohesion
cohesive soil would have more runoff since the water would be less likely to seep past the surface layer. On granular soils, the passage ways are larger and the water can quickly seep into the structure of the soil.
field capacity is the quantity of water that is retained by a soil after drainage by cohesion and adhesion.
Adhesion and Cohesion
For what? A playground sandbox?As substructure for building a highway?Farming wheat?Mixing with manure to make bricks?
coz at the end of structure construction soil grains are the one whic carry the load so useful in analysis of bearing capacity of granular soil
geology) In soil mechanics, the resistance of particles to being pulled apart due to the surface tension of the moisture film surrounding each particle. Also known as film cohesion.
Granite is very granular.
The pH of the soil (acid or alkaline) the percentage of organic matter, and the level of nutrients are basic tests for GARDENING. For Construction, there are different tests including the size of soil particles, and the ability of soil to support weight, and how well it sticks to itself (cohesion)
granular error is the small errors
Granular or dry fertilizer is a type of fertilizer which comes in a dry pelleted form, as opposed to spikes, a liquid, or powder. Most garden stores carry several different types of granular fertilizer, along with an array of formulations which are designed to address specific soil conditions. This type of fertilizer has both advantages and disadvantages which gardeners have to consider before use.
Granular.